The reference in Surana presents an opportunity for the Supreme Court to reaffirm the underlying philosophy of personal insolvency law.

The Strait of Hormuz disruption raises a question that existing legal frameworks do not adequately answer: where performance is made unlawful by sanctions, can parties rely on force majeure clauses or the doctrine of frustration?

India’s CSR law leaves an entire dimension of corporate responsibility unaddressed. Responsibility laundering is a foreseeable product of a statute that regulates charity while ignoring conduct.